Russian authorities have put Telegram founder Pavel Durov on an international wanted list, accusing him of facilitating terrorism. This move caused the GRAM token, linked to Telegram, to drop about 4% before partially recovering. The charges are broad, targeting Telegram's role in allegedly allowing extremist groups to coordinate attacks. This escalation adds legal risks for Telegram and its crypto ecosystem, with potential long-term impacts on token prices and regulatory scrutiny. The situation remains fluid as Telegram has yet to respond officially, and global reactions will shape the next steps.
Russian authorities have put Telegram founder Pavel Durov on an international wanted list, accusing him of facilitating terrorist activities by not removing certain Telegram channels and bots. This move follows earlier investigations and has caused a...
Russia's Federal Security Service charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorist activities, accusing Telegram of failing to remove content linked to sabotage and extremist groups. This legal pressure has caused the TON-linked GRAM ...
Telegram's GRAM token is forming a technical pattern called a falling wedge, similar to one before its April 2026 breakout, suggesting a possible 40% price rally toward $2. This comes despite new legal troubles for Telegram founder Pavel Durov, who f...
